New Ulm weekly review., 1887-02-16

scribed by said chapter sixteen, or, IN
the case of any village or borough or
gganized or existing under general or
special law. regulating the subject of
licenses for the sale Of Intoxicating Ii
quors, than in the manner provided in
and by such general OF special law, a
license fee Of five hundred dollars, or
such fee in excess of said sum as the
county commissioners. or, in case Of
such village or borough, the municipal
authorities Of such village or borough,
shall fix and prescribe.
Provided, That no license shall be
granted for q longer period than one
year, or for a period beyond twenty
days after the annual election in such
village or city next ensuing after the
date of such license.
Sec. 4. Nothing herein contained
shall be construed as affecting or re-
pealing the local option proviso of Sec
ton one of chapter sixteen of the gen
eral statutes Of one thousand eight hun
dred and seventy-eight, or the local op-
ton provisions of section forty EIGHT of
chapter one hundred and forty-fve of
general laws of one thousand eight
hundred and eighty-fve.
Sec. 5. All acts and parts Of acts IN
consistent with this act are hereby re-
pealed.
Sec. 6. This act shall take effect Ju-
~ 1st 1887. =. We fail to see ANYTHING
in this law which will prevent our city
council from issuing licenses May 1st
next for one year at a less rate than
$500. There is probability that an
amendment to this law will pass the
legislature which will prohibit the is
suing Of licenses from now on for a
longer time than to July 1st 1887 at less
than above rates. Should this amend
ment pass, then of course we would
have high license here beginning July
1st.
Senator Ives has introduced a bill
regulating the sale of liquors which is
very stringent. 1t relates principally
to selling of liquor to habitual drunk
ards and minors. The penalty for sell
ing to habitual drunkards, after proper
notice has been given by the husband
or wife or legal gardian, is fine and i'm
prisonment and the, forfeiture of license,
which shall not be granted again for
five years. Under the provisions of
this act county and municipal authori-
ties are given power to revoke license
for violation of any law regulating the
sale of liquor. The bill provides that
all applications for license shall be pub
lished in the official newspaper of the
county or municipality, two weeks pyi-
or to the issuing Of the license. II,
upon the hearing by the proper authori-
ties, it appears that the applicant has
violated any provisions of laws regulat-
ing the sale to habitual drnnkards or
minors, after notice, within five years
previous to the application, or any other
provision of the law within one year pri-
or to the application, no license shall be
granted. One of the most important
provisions of the bill is that no billiard,
pool card or other table or any game
of dice or chance of any kind shall be
allowed in the room where liquor is
kept. This will limit the licensing of
such saloons only that do not keep bill
lard tables, and all the saloons which
now have billiard tables will be com
PEELED to take them out if they sell H.
quor. It is made misdemeanor for a
minor to falsely represent himself of
age in order to get drink.
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